14 Movies That Will Make You Feel Extra Patriotic This July 4th

Favorites such as "Apollo 13," "Lincoln," "Hamilton," "Glory" and "Top Gun" are sure to give you all the patriotic feels this 4th of July.

What's New On Netflix: July 2021

Get the full list of movies and TV shows on Netflix this month, including the "Fear Street" trilogy and the return of "Never Have I Ever."

'F9: The Fast Saga' Revvs Up On The Big Screen

Vin Diesel leads the returning cast of "F9: The Fast Saga," the ninth installment in the "Fast and Furious" movie franchise.

Queens Theatre Presents Dorrance Dance On Stage Outdoors in July

Queens Theatre Brings Rhythm and Movement to Flushing Meadows Corona Park With Outdoor Premiere Performance by Dorrance Dance on July 9 & 10

Father's Day 2021: 12 Best Movies To Watch

From hilarious comedies to real tear-jerkers, these dazzling dad-centric films will entertain the whole family on Father's Day.

Movie Reviews: 'In The Heights' And 'Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway'

Anthony Ramos and Melissa Barrera star in "In The Heights," while James Corden returns for the sequel, "Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway."

7 Best War Movies To Watch This Memorial Day Weekend

This weekend, check out this list of war films including "The Hurt Locker," "Lone Survivor" and "Patton" that will leave you breathless.

The Queens Night Market Is Returning To Flushing Meadows In June

The outdoor market will return on June 19, with $5 ticketed entry for the first time, in order to offset the usual vendor participation fee.

Queens Theatre Offers Virtual Training for Deaf/Disabled Actors

Instructors include actors Brigid Brady, Christine Bruno, Clark Jackson, Diana Jordan, and Marilee Talkington

Movie Reviews: 'Those Who Wish Me Dead' And 'Army Of The Dead'

Angelina Jolie plays a smokejumper in "Those Who Wish Me Dead," while Dave Bautista plays a former zombie mercenary in "Army of the Dead."

Vaccinated New Yorkers Can Win Free Governors Ball Tickets: Mayor

The mayor said vaccinated New Yorkers can win free tickets to NYC music festivals this summer, including Governors Ball in Queens.

Queens Theatre Rocks this Thursday

Stories from Rock & Roll, Metal, Punk & the NYC Hardcore Scene from Those Who Were There

Mother's Day 2021: 17 Best Movies To Watch

From hilarious comedies to real tear-jerkers, these dazzling mom-centric films will entertain the whole family on Mother's Day.

The Governors Ball Is Coming To Queens This September

The three-day festival is straying from their usual Manhattan location, and bringing a star-studded lineup to Citi Field from Sep. 24-26.

What's New On Netflix: May 2021

Josh Duhamel and Leslie Bibb star as superheroes in "Jupiter's Legacy." Amy Adams plays the title character in "The Woman in the Window."

Movie Reviews: 'Without Remorse' And 'Percy Vs Goliath'

Michael B. Jordan plays a man seeking vengeance in "Without Remorse," while Christopher Walken plays a prairie farmer in "Percy Vs Goliath."

Free Drive-In Movie Nights Return To Queens In May

The Queens borough president is bringing back free screenings during Rooftop Films' ongoing Queens Drive-In movie festival at Corona Park.

Queens Theatre Launches the AAPI Healing Circle in April

Virtual space created amid the rise in violence against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) in the city and across the country.

Final Weeks to See Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away.

Extended until May 2, 2021, award-winning exhibition features 700+ objects and 400 photographs on display in North America for the 1st time.

Final Week to See: Call and Response: Grief, Resiliency and Hope

This is the final week to see Flushing Town Hall’s outdoor community art exhibition, Call and Response: Grief, Resiliency and Hope

Queens Theatre's Season of New American Voices Continues in April

New play development program features three virtual productions showcasing writers representing the rich cultural diversity of Queens

Queens Theatre's "The Fly on the Wall" Series Continues Saturday

Queens Theatre’s "The Fly on the Wall" Series Featuring Douglas Lyons’ Invisible Continues Saturday, March 13

Queens Theatre Launches Season of New American Voices

New American Voices, Queens Theatre's new play development program, presents its 2021 Spring Reading Series consisting of 3 new productions.

14-Foot Mobile Sculpture Coming To Flushing Meadows Corona Park

The art installation is part of PBS' American Portrait initiative, which features thousands of stories about what it means to be American.

Queens Theatre and Douglas Lyons announce "The Fly on the Wall"

The series, created to inspire community engagement amid the Coronavirus shutdown, brings together 3 theaters from across the United States

'Equal Pay For Equal Work' Film In The Works

Movie Features The Story Of Real-Life, Over 50, Super "Shero" Lilly Ledbetter

Queens Museum Launches Residency For Up-And-Coming Local Artists

The Queens Museum's new "Year of Uncertainty" artist-in-residency program will support six artists for 18 months.

It's in Queens Featuring Barbara Podgurski of Musica Reginae

On this week's It's in Queens podcast, host Jeff Simmons talks with Barbara Podgurski of Musica Reginae about what's in store this weekend.

Flushing Town Hall Experiences Theft of Artwork

Several dozen pieces of community art were stolen from an outdoor exhibition at Flushing Town Hall this weekend.

Queens Museum Reopens: What To Know

The Queens Museum reopened to visitors Wednesday with a set of four new art exhibitions and free admission.

Tupac, Biggie Memorabilia Up For Grabs In Queens Benefit Auction

A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Queens Public Library's hip-hop programs and Building Beats.

Flushing Town Hall Celebrates Global Music Month 2020

Flushing Town Hall will present Latin Music, Korean Music, and its Highly Popular “Mashups” as part of Global Music Month 2020

Free Drive-In Movie Nights To Launch In Queens

The Queens borough president's office is sponsoring free screenings at a new drive-in movie festival in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.

Drive-In Movie Festival Coming To Queens

A drive-in movie festival is launching next month in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.

Edible Queens Magazine To Cease Publishing

Edible Queens magazine is halting publication at the end of May, owner and publisher Claudia Sánchez​ announced Friday.​

Queens Night Market Fall 2019 Launches This Weekend

The Queens Night Market will launch it's final season of the year this weekend. Find out what's new and what favorites are coming back.

Queens Extends Deadline In Search For Next Poet Laureate

The deadline to apply to become the next poet laureate of Queens has been extended by several months.

Katz Summer Concert Series Announces 7 Free Queens Performances

The Queens Symphony Orchestra, a Grammy-winning rapper and a Beatles cover band are among those playing free Queens concerts this summer.

Flushing Town Hall Presents I Wan Jan Puppet Theater

“The puppeteers' skillful manipulation breathed life into the glove puppets on the stage...perfect match between puppet movements & music."

MKULTRA to perform at The Governors Ball on June 2

The student kicks off Berklee Popular Music Institute's slate of summer festivals this weekend with a performance at the New York festival.

New York Music Month Brings Free Concerts, Events

The full slate of music related events was announced for the third annual New York Music Month this June.

Queens Symphony Orchestra To Play 4 Free Concerts

The Queens Symphony Orchestra's free concert series returns this month.

SummerStage Queens Lineup: Free Concerts In 2019

These are the free SummerStage recitals, concerts and dance performances coming to Queens this summer.

’69 Met Art Shamsky to Share “Miracle Mets” Highlights at April

Cradle of Aviation Hosts Book Signing of Superstar Outfielder Whose Team Went from Last to First in the Summer of ‘69

New dance, theater and music projects tackle hot-button issues

From prison reform to gun violence, four artists will tackle social issues of today in newly commissioned performing art works

Pranks Astronauts Play in Space

Space Shuttle Columbia Astronaut, Bob Cenker Shares Stories of Life in Space at FREE Lecture

New Freedomland Book Features Queens Connections

Enjoyed by Civil War buff and branding expert. World’s Fair did not close Bronx park.

Put Down the Device & Celebrate Nature at the Cradle

Cradle of Aviation Museum Reminds Families to Enjoy Their Backyards Again with Award-Winning Documentary & Animal Encounters Event

Be Inspired in 2019 with The Dawn Wall

Special Screening of the Award-Winning Story of the Relentless Pursuit of Achieving Your Dreams

Flushing Town Hall Presents Red Envelope Show

Visual artists, community groups, and students are invited to participate